Sites Holmquist trys, and often fails, to go no more than a couple of days without visiting (some of which Holmquist regularly swipes links from without attribution)
That seems to be a bit much but then there's this obvious lie:
At the 1993 Oscars, [Tim] Robbins and [Susan] Sarandon caused a sensation by slamming then president Bill Clinton over the treatment of AIDS-infected Haitian refugees detained at the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
I'm baffled by lost-in-racism.org, a project of asianmediawatch.net that attempts to argue that Lost in Translation is racist. The character Bob and Charlotte aren't supposed to be perfect and are in fact highly flawed people who we shouldn't be shocked to find out are prejudiced.
Then there's this:
The theme of traveling in a foreign land was not essential to the film.
Save for the metaphor that gives the film a greater meaning than that embedded in the narrative, that's correct.
Shas leader MK Eli Yishai has demanded that Mel Gibson's new film, "The Passion of the Christ" be banned from screening and distribution in Israel.
"It is unthinkable that a movie whose sole aim is to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the Jewish people will be screened in the Jewish State. The movie repeats a blood libel from the dawn of history," the Shas leader said.
Yishai also called for the film's director to be brought to trial, and he called on the Foreign Ministry to ask Jews in the US to boycott the film.
Talk about something that would inspire anti-Semitism.
